Below you’ll find the latest research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI York.
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Media coverage / Chris Malley explains how Togo's integrated climate change and air pollution mitigation assessment has resulted in a more ambitious climate change target.
Press release / The Alliance for Clean Air has adopted a first-of-its-kind guide for businesses launched at COP27 to measure air pollutant emissions across value chains.
SEI report / This groundbreaking report charts routes toward a just transition away from large-scale meat production and consumption in high-consuming countries.
Press release / An SEI analysis maps out key stakeholders and identifies guiding principles for building healthier, more sustainable food systems.
Feature / Find background and contacts for SEI's involvement at the COP27 UN climate change conference taking place from 6-18 November 2022 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.
Feature / Scientists developed an integrated assessment of air pollution and climate change providing a robust scientific basis for action towards clean air in Africa.
Perspective / COP27 has been called the "Adaptation", "Implementation" and "African COP". SEI experts examine what it takes for COP27 to live up to the expectations.
Past event / This regional event will be the culmination of a two-year regional project focusing on the impact of air pollution on the world of work for women and youth.
SEI brief / Nature-based solutions must be designed to deliver measurable benefits for nature and society. The different dimensions of scale could be better incorporated.
Past event / The 2022 Toronto Conference will be organized around the five analytical lenses structuring the new earth system governance research agenda.
SEI report / This scoping report assesses the interlinkages between air pollution and the world of work in East and Southeast Asia, to identify knowledge gaps to be filled.
Feature / Palm oil deforestation falls in Indonesia, but price surge and growth in exporters with lower standards are still putting forests at risk.











